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8U to yo J THE COM GLOBE H. A. HARTSHORN rabllUMr. FRIDAY, DEC. 4, 1908. CBaCMFTIOS FWCt, (LBRK TlaR. kAfwuuwuvnnnAiuuwuxnnnAnnnna f ITEMS GFLGGAL INTEREST J 0WfwuuinjnnuniAJWtruwviuutt A. J. McDaniel of Rock Creek was in Condon Tuesday. W. Lord of The Dalles spent Sunday in this city. Will Burns left on Saturday last for San Francisco. Albert Campbell who had been visiting in Portland returned Saturday. Mrs. John Jackson returned Saturday from Portland where she had been visiting for several weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Conner of Ajax were in town Tuesday,, and left Wednesday for Portland where they will visit relatives and friends until after Christ mas. IF YOU Haven't Bought Your WINTER SUIT i Hk Oomo and aet mil prices first. rorToct fit; latest styles I Clean and Press uour clothes, make thorn look mw at reasonable rates. ENOCH ELMGRAIN I Leoatad at rrtoa'a M aaataotlanaru 7 Mod. In Sear eoaah at Bank ii SAMSON WIND MILLS An fr irejlfirti. mt am, mt ar BOW; If PREMIER & OLYMPIC Flour are too good, use SEARCHLIGHT 1.15 per sack. The Best Flour Sold Jost & Phillips Clem. Oregon Dealers in GENERAL. MERCHANDISE Jilt-Iery Jtyoes for fzi) arc Guaranteed to stand the hardest knocks. SNOWDRIFT FLOUR (T- T H E S A L, Ceo. Wasson, Proprietor. ; ' Finest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars 0 o Fresh Beer always on uraugnt q OARO ROOM IN :Q(.. XMAS X-MAS XMA9 ' Tho largest assortment of holiday foods that over came to Condon is no on display, .Call and aoo them beforo going elsewhere and wo are ore that wo can please . yon and save too money. Goods for ovary body at John Jackson's, Condon's leading confectioner and stationer. C A. Danneman came up from Ltem Wednesday. Fred Monroe of Arlington was a visitor in Condon last week, re turning to Arlington on Monday, - Henry Neel returned Saturday from Portland where he went with a carload of fat hogs. John Magee of Trail Fork was a passenger on the local Satur day for Portland. He will also visit in California before return ing. ' Chas. Kennedy, local agent for the' Pacific Coast Elevator Co., has moved his office from the Gilliam County Mills to the Shelton & Ox's real estate office on North Main street He may now be found there and is ready to do business in the same courteous manner. D. M. Walton's house west of Mayville burned to the ground on Monday night Fred Brown has the place rented and was living in the house. It is not known what caused the fire. Mrs. W. M. McKinney of Rock Creek was an incoming passen ger on thellocal Wednesday even ing. J as. Amend returned last week from Montana and will probably spend the winter here. E. B. Deyoe, the traveling anditor of the 0. R. & N., was in this city last week attending to the company's interests in this vicinity. JAMIESON & MARSHALL ctftNITARY r LUMBER CONDON. ORSOON. UTDUTU SITBIt Oil iU KIITD Of . watib irmm imu Suapatia Wlndmlllt. Agents Falibanks-MonaOaaollB Inflow. 8m a befora bjln eliewhcre. for the price, g Gilliam Co illingCo 30C BAN K O O N OO )NN EOTION H so? icy -30 KEWS OF THE WEEK Henry Wilkins returned to his home near Clem Wednesday from a weeks visit in Portland. Miss Grace McKinney of Blalock was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fair during Thanks giving. Miss Catherine Greiner spent several days in Portland during the past week. The new livery barn of J. W. Hire is nearing completion and adds much to the appearance of east Main street Manager Thiessen of the In terior Warehouse Co, has had his office renovated during the past week until it presents an extremely neat appearance. The color scheme is dark green -paper and carpet The work was done by W. A. Darling. HELP! THE ST. THOMAS A QUINA S ACADEMY BUILDING FUND Rtrof ntiln th aw and t1m of tucb aa IniUtulioa u lb St TtkOBM Aqulnu Academy la lhl elly and coanljr THE GLOBE HILL DON ATE to th. Fund during th nut two wtrkt. OSC-HALFof Uiaarnewdaot ALL SCBaCRHTlONS uka In, new or rewU. The Academy Fund needs your help and you need tht GLOBE The Twin Falls County Poul try Association will hold its first annual show at Twin Falls, Idaho January 28-30. The competition is open to the; world. R. L Hunt was in the city on Thursday. Mrs. Hunt and the children are now living at Pen dleton. He ordered the Globe sent to his address there, An evening's entertainment for only 10 cents. The moving picures at the American theatre are perfect now and a pleasure to see. R. Stanton spent the latter part of last week visiting with friends and relatives in this city and left on Saturday to return to his work at Alderdale, Wn. He is foreman of a warehouse buiiding crew. Lowney's Candies make the heart of your sweetheart glad. Condon Drug Co. A. J. Shelton & u. are now prepared to handle farms and city property, in fact any and all kinds of real estate. Call at their office in the Wasson build ing on the east side of Main St Card of Thanks. We wish to return our heart felt thanks to all our friends who showed their kindness towards us during the time of the Bick- ness and death of our son. Edward Morgan and family. Advertised Letters For the week ending Nov 29 letters as addressed below re main uncalled for at the Condon post-office: Bishop, Mr. J. Parnell, Mr. C. R. 3 Swift, Mr. Daer These letters will be sent to the dead letter office Dec 12, 1908, if not delivered before. In calling for the above, please say ' 'advertised' ' giving date of list John F. Reisacher, P.M. GUILTY OP COUNTERFEIT ING 7 Parsing counterfeit money is no worse than some unknown worth less remedy for Foley's Honey and Tar, the great cough and cold rem edy that cures the most obstinate coughs and heals the lungs Con don Drug Co. Lyman 'J. Gibson of Seattle arrived in Condon on Saturday last intending to buy sheep. ' Dr. Donnelly returned Tuesday from a few days business visit in Portland. E. C Rogers and E. J. dough made a trip to their mill during the fore part of the week. Wilbur Pryor was in town Sat urday to claim a nosebag and overalls, advertised in the Globe's found column. Does the Globe's "want column" give results, well, I should say! Mr. Pryor now lives near Clem having re cently purchased the Nendel ranch. lie still retains his Fer ry Canyon ranch, but moved to Clem on account of the school advantages, Mr. Pryor has 780 acres of fine growing grain on the two places and speaks highly of the crop outlook. Subscribe for the Globe! It's newsy every week, because it gives the news while it is news. MRS. MtRAXEY'S EXPER IENCE Mrs. M. McRaney, Prentiss, Miss., writes: "I was confined to my bed for three months with kidney and bladder trouble, and was trested by two physicians but failed to set relief. No human tongue can tell how I suffered, and I had given up all hope of ever getting well until began taking Foley.s Kidney Remedy. After taking two bottles I felt like a ne,w person, and feel it my duty to tell suffering women what Foley. s Kidney Remedy did for me Condon Drug Co. ann iaauuvuu VaVWSBxnp OREGON HARNESS SHOP WM. LANGHAUSEN, Prop'r Full Stock of Leath er goods now on hand All Kinds of Repairing done Promptly. Your Patronage Respectfully Solicited, vail 5 North Main Street, Condon, On auuaNSgsrsinriAnAAAj qvrmnnwuinnnwuvirujuin 1 voncton Livery Barn I'ndcr New Manifttment J. W. til RE. Prop'r Commercial Men Given Careful Attention. r i (hxuiuinjinjwinnjuinnnnjuwijira Farr Bros. Meat Market Choice Fresh and Cured Meats of all Kinds. Highest Cash Price Paid for Hides. Johnson Building Condon, Oregon. nai-.r .,-jm Your every numl in wearing ap parel to be had at Wvigt'l A Co. Keep warm thru ould evenings by using the old original Rock Springs Coal- a carload was receive! on Monday by the Ar lington Lumber Co. A Big Sale in December "Don cherknow," at The S. B. Barker House. $3.00 for a year's subscription to the Condon Globe, tho Oreiron Semi-weekly Journal and the Pacific Monthly, the best club bing offer possible for the popple of Gilliam county. Ym um aa ih an ' af n4 la hoonl. 1 A f CENUWl r7C Mm. CYRUS NOBLE 4kmt M ma VTVJ aVCf all chart paU la Uw mw T -mm, m I! Wc bur CVRl :i NOBI S 41rt frmi iba ilitil(.r-by, aaaglu h lof yam. V IMmi'i ll lKni tell you mthtnf ,1m M Knl fno" - ' Bur ibt aM u' tlx chmptx ia tb Im rua. Hoitkd by Iba (li.iillr. ., ?fy CMaraawni to iht I'mfr hx tjnwraanal aaS la aa to auauwi aaibjnl tvutft urt ilmjni ntd okiv. Far it km lima uac ItM (44 ywn) aurriin C HI'S Nolll.H w Kill No Oantcr o Kbllnl bmim bul Iba W. J. VAN SCHUYVER & CO.. tWT AT TSStfj iit W. J. Vaa Stbarm 4 C., hnM Or. luhmi rW UJ S4.S0 far Ub U GENUINE CYRUS NOBLE. The Condon Drug Co. now has on hand a full line of the famous Lowney's chocolates. Good, Reliable, perfect fitting clothes are sold only by Weigd & Company. Pre-Inventory Sale Means Money Saving. TheS. B. Bar ker Co. The Arlington Lumber Com pany lias just received a carload of the.Old Original Rock Springs Your neighbor would probably enjoy this paper as well as you do. Lend him your copy. FOLEYSIlOliHIAIl far ahlldmn tmfm. fur. 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